A Member of the Dietzsch Family (active Germany, 18th Century) Flowering thistle with a cabbage ...

English School, early 18th C. depicting family members with full history on verso, artist unknown. Overall: 9"h x 9"w Provenance. Property from a Private East Coast Collection

Glass, transparent and cut Germany, 18th century Glass goblet with vaulted lid and knob Baluster shaft with square nodus over flat disc base Finely rendered hunting scene with deer on the wall Height

Attributed to Paul Hannong (Strasbourg). Antique 18th century cabbage form French faience pottery soup tureen and cover, naturalistically modeled and painted in hues of green and yellow. Designed with

Old Master Oil Painting of The Holy Family18th centuryunsigned68 1/2 x 55 1/2 inches (frame)56 x 43 inches (sight)

William Barron (English (London), active mid 18th century). A red japanned tallcase or longcase clock comprising a pagoda top hood with flame finials over a cornice molding, the dial door surrounds de

Engraving of George Washington "Commandirender General …", engraved by Johann Christian Gottfried Fritzsch, Germany , latter 18th century. Fine condition, measures 4 x 7". Please note that this lot

RARE! 18k Yellow Gold Johann Wolffgang Hartich (Augsbug, 1678-1772) Snuffbox with Fitted Timepiece, Germany, Early 18th Century. Top cover with a fitted clock, with beautiful delicate engravings. Fuse

Meissen (attrib) porcelain Horoldt tea set, Probably late 18th c., Germany, gilt and polychrome painted porcelain, (7) pieces, each decorated with Chinoiserie decoration in the manner of Johann Gregor

Oil on canvas, relined Southern Germany, second quarter 18th century Jakob Christoph Weyermann (1698-1757) - German landscape painter and draughtsman Dimensions: 115,5 x 161 cm Profiled wooden frame:

Western Europe, probably Germany, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fabulous and massive steel sword with a leather grip over the hilt. This longsword has a forged steel blade with a double edge and deco

An antique portrait of a nobleman, oil on canvas.  The painting has a heraldic image of the family 'Van Den Houtte'.  18th century.  Dimensions: (W:75 x H:97 cm)

Western Europe, Germany, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A wonderful porcelain plate with a short, concave foot. The plate features a defined rim and a flat surface. The center tondo contain a young woma

Christian Rugendas (Germany, 1708-1781). Ten 18th century mezzotints with etching by the artist Christian Rugendas after his father the military painter George Philipp Rugendas (1666-1742). Battle Sce

18th Century provenance: Germany, In brass, the cover with central coat-of-arms, Breslau and Lignitz battles on sides, medallions with busts and inscriptions, the ground with Frederick II portrait, in

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, England and Germany, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A collection of 2 iron barrel shaped locks with screw keys, and a large iron padlock with brass fittings

John Whitman family bible, 17th to 18th century, King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

Large Italian Baroque armorial painting, Likely 18th c., unidentified family crest within a Greek key border, colors on canvas or linen, likely a panel from a larger mural, unsigned, giltwood slat fra

Ital.,18. Jhd.,Hl. Familie,Öl Künstler des 18. Jhd. - Italienisch Italian artist of the 18th century. Holy Family. Oil over gesso on wooden plate. - Plate split vertically as well as with backed ver

Origin:China Date/Period:18th.c Material: porcelain Approximate Size: Height:9inches Additional Information: This item is a mid-18th century Chinese Export Famille Rose 'Mandarin' vase, representing a

18th c. cherry Kas. Saddle River New Jersey, Van Buskirk Family (1st settlers of the Saddle River Valley). One of five examples purchased from the Bond House in Saddle River (Pook and Pook sold one in

Dish, China, Qing dynasty, 18th century. Porcelain. Rose family. With restorations. Measurements: 2.8 x 23.5 (diameter). Porcelain dish designed for European export. Once trade was regularly organised

Gerhard H. Welcher (Swedish (Eskilstuna), active late 18th and early 19th century, circa 1790. A charming Swedish Gustavian (1772-1809) tall case or longcase clock in the traditional Swedish Mora comt

Germany, most likely Bavaria, ca. 18th century CE. Stunning heavy wooden carving of the head of a male lion. Mouth slightly open exposing four sharp fangs, long mane flowing along each side of his maj

Germany, ca 18th to early 19th century. Heavy ceramic head of a ram, once adorning a German chalet. Realistic features with long curled horns, ridged nose, curly fur and deep drilled eyes. A lovely sc